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Old 03-14-2014, 12:03 PM   #21
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Originally Posted by GeoffR View Post
I largely agree, but there is an awful lot of superb backlist books that are not yet available as ebooks, and the traditional publishers seem to be in no hurry to re-publish them. I hope that the authors are able to take back control and self-publish their backlists, that way we get the best of both worlds: traditionally published books at self-published ebook prices.
Second! Those back catalogs are gold mines! If the traditional publishers are as worried as we hear, then why aren't they making those older titles available? I've had a long 'want list' for over three years and almost nothing has appeared. They can't control the self-published new material; why aren't they taking advantage of the material that they DO control? Personally, my spending on e-books would increase tremendously if my favorites could be purchased.
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